I signed up for a free credit report and trial membership of Credit Monitoring with freecreditprofile.com. They said if I cancelled within the 30-day trial period, I would not be billed $79.95. I saved the cancellation email they sent me.

A month later, I saw that $79.95 had indeed been withdrawn from my bank account by one of the comapny's 13 aliases: CIC Credit Monitoring SVC.

I called the company numerous times and each time they told me that they had no record that $79.95 was withdrawn from my account by their company. I found this hard to believe consdering I had the bank statement in front of me showing that the money had been withdrawn by them.

I have sent the company letters. I have also filed complaints with the BBB, IFCC, and the FTC as well, in hopes that one of the investigations will help refund my money.

The BBB of the Southland has a page of information on this company. It includes all phone numbers, the company's 5 differnet addresses, as well as the 13 different aliases used by the company.

Gabrielle
Lock Haven, Pennsylvania
U.S.A.

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